I did a quick check on my Leopard system, which started out as an upgrade (and in that case I did have the same "X11R6 1" directory which is Tiger's X11, moved out of the way). I since then did an "Archive and Install" because Apple's upgrade installer heuristics caused a number of other problems.

However, my /usr/X11/include contains fontconfig.h (and is pointed to by /usr/X11R6). Given that it is a header file, I would start by installing Xcode 3 from the Leopard disk (again?), which includes the X11 SDK.


On Nov 24, 2007, at 22:54, Jens Noeckel wrote:


On Nov 24, 2007, at 7:12 PM, David Lanznar wrote:

Actually, it IS a space - I hadn't noticed.

my /usr directory contains (among other things)

   /usr/X11
   /usr/X11R6   (link to /usr/X11)
   /usr/X11R6 1

I don't know why that is, but I have had X11 installed on this
system all along.



That's precisely  why I didn't want to upgrade!

I briefly looked at
http://forums.macosxhints.com/showthread.php?p=424099

Apparently, "X11R6 1" contains leftovers from Tiger, but the fact is
that the "real" /usr/X11R6/ _doesn't_ have fontconfig.h in it. So
this has to be fixed somehow, either by fixing X11 or with fink's
fontconfig2-dev 2.4.1-5, as Benjamin mentioned. I don't know which is
more likely to fix it, but the cuplrit is ultimately the changed X11
installation, I think. Maybe someone else has gone through this
Leopard X11 ordeal and can shed more light on it.

What you COULD try (if you're courageous) is to just manually copy
the contents of "/usr/X11R6 1/fontconfig/" by hand into the directory
"/usr/X11R6/fontconfig/" where they "should be", and re-run the
ghostscript build:
sudo cp /usr/X11R6\ 1/include/fontconfig/* /usr/X11R6/include/
fontconfig/

Jens


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